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AUCTION SALES.
TMss AFTERNOON.

TENS AFTERNOON.
TMPRoyED AND uSIMpRoyEp Property, TO
ssun NAN haT ros sIITn sfK 9f hpst IN
SFkSp o sfssff. sRss sIkf siS sfkffi
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NovEMBER
O'CLOCK. sT,l :su, IN frpas q 8. ersm 49,
go, ., f ,J Lof A. SuAkE !si.
inches on Nirsinis avenue improved By two Frame
IMMEDiATELY AFTER y. VII sell In IRON, q
PREMISES the 10, 20 fest front o.
fronting Virginia aud running throurh 10
street near corner OF 9Th street southss.t
enns ss an s.ss ana
Ds.s, to ss.s n, rs5 cent =, 4, m Gay %
%s e g ' BE oSSPs . =
reserved 70 rr-e At the rist and the dsssans
ns2-d DUScANsoS BROS. AaetionssSL
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED OK 40
9SSrs Si n f pfa peS, sssns 1r 1n THURSDAY
nss-dhds DuNcANsoN BROS, Anctone.rI
vT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
fkYsTE6 6s SALE IIsr OF sysALgAsLE srIIpIsS
:! is & IS q 10: ssi' E. s::
Columbia. the former IN hber as. FOL. 2s6 Geo.:
,sle 81 public suction in frSnt 81 the rremiss 81
day % DEcENEEii iss7 TIA, parcel Of lssd sstas,s
IN the aty OF Washington ia said District, known
lot No. ID. In Thomss and perrys recorded subdi-
vision OF the north half OF fronting - feet
public alley
Terms of sale; sl 900 in cash. the balance q sir
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of .sle for
which the purchasers note. viii be resared be.rins
Per cent from the day u sse aud secured
Piled with within days from day o. sale otherwise
The property viii be resold az the risk and 81 the
defsulting purchsser-s 90 dow n al time 81 sale
RICHARD 4. MuRsELI, 1-,,....
n1S-dkds WILLIAM I. sEUFFEIIE-i ir"~
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SASDrsKY, OHIO, Dec. L-Pound-boats and the
steamers continue 70 come In with enormous
catches OF nsh. chiefly herring. Some days the
lift amounts TO $50 tons IL is one OF the best
sons that fishermen have ever experienced, and
they Will keep the twine In the water until the
last LIT can b. made. The white-fiSh being caught
are the finest for years. IL Is estimated that the
profits or TWO OF the leading lighthouses viii ag-
gresate 100000 on this seasons business. Their
employs are paid ST. 10 SO per week There are
seven steamers many tugs and almost immune
Taole pound-boats engaged in the fisheries here.
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YOUNG IRISH VISITORS SAD FArE-For three
days people at Milton and elsewhere along the
Hudson River front in that vicinity have been
greatly exercised over what was called the myste-
r1ous disappearance OF Theodore Bell, OF Belfast,
Ireland, who arrived In Milton week or SO ago
70 visit his cousins there. The body OF the young
Sands DOCK Milton, Tuesday, and an investigl-
ton AS 70 The cause OF his death Is being made
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OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND sTkEETs NORTHWEST. IN

THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. Q.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia. passed on the 4th day M
of December, AID. 1856. in Equity Cause MOL .975 II
will sell At public auction in front OF the premises
on TUESDAY; the SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A
cells Of land in square numbered four hundred and
fty-six t456) in the city Of Washington, District Of
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten uo), i'm
proved by afour-s,ory Brick Building, known - No
BIB 9Th street. and one-story back building. with
second. The south half Of lot numbered eleven uD.
improved by dve-story Brick Building known No
515 9TH street northwest with fourstory Back Build.
ing and building in the rear
Third. Part Of lot numbered six (6), bRinning for
the same ct the northwest corner Of said LOT thirty
i've $3.50 feet eleven CID inches thence south about
fortyfour t44l feet 70 ten tl0) foot alley thence
west about thirty five 1850 feet eleven Il - inches and
thence to the beginning improved by Brick Stable.
The anove property ofen unusual Inducements TO
persona desiring investments In business property.
fourth 90 cash balance in one On. two CD and three
CD year, with interest from day Of sale, for which
notes will be required, all cssh. ct option of pur
chaser or purchasers upon confirmation Of sale and
payment Of AL purchase money the property VIII be
conysyed Conveysncing :, cost % purch t,c II
the trustees will resell and nsk Of dsfaultins
purchaser A deposit Of $500 each in the nrst two
psrcsls and of t100 in the third parcel Of ground viii
WILLIAM A 0oRDON.'l
ns ssG 1 5 PPiEaNpA11. r,.,...
JAMES Il. sAvII1E
n2s-ds tGSc1Ss6S BROS. luc.ionssr.
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TEE JEFF DAVIS FUND ABANDONED-Some time
since movement was set on foot &C Macon, ca,
70 raise, by popular subscription Jeff Davis iund
DAVIS who has written letter In which she thanks
her friends for their KIND Efforts but deprecates the
accom- P,isnment Of II she adds: .Both my daagh.
stand instead Of money were everything 20 be-
swept away, and we would not be comfortable un-
der this m0neyed obligation ID those who have
given far greater boon 70 my husband already
their hearts."
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BURIED UNDER FALLING BANK.-Whfle dozen
workmen were engaged In laying water pipes un.
der the East Tennessee Railroad in Chattanooga
Tenn, Wednesday afternoon, a passing freight
train Jared the bank and IL FELL burying Alexan-
der Wilkinson, superintendent, and Bury Byron, q
colored workman. When unearthed three hours
afJerward both men were dead
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(NEO. W. sIlCANEf. Aucuonsef $50 street
cHAxcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
No. ll04 THIRD STREET. N0kTHEAsT. WASH
IEGTON, d. G.
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause
No 1906. on the 22d day Of November. a. D. y
1881 the undersigned rrustees viii offer for sale
public suction. u front q The prentice MONDAY
PAST FQUK o0Lock u AZ that piece e ground
coiumbas and described q al that part q lot Cd
In square seven hundred and fortyeight 7<el which
sina for thu at point the line Of Sd street
east So feet north from the soIthe.st corner o. sid
s0uare thence running north along sad street 20
feet; thence we.t 100 fsst; thencs seuth 20 fest;
thence east 100 feet g sid street and place Of berth
Ing. containinS - GoonS
equal inst.lmenta IN one and two year from the day
the properly so sl cash. g the option Of the pur
chassr depostt q 800 VIII BE- required ct time of
~ Terms Of nle 70 b complied With IN ten oAyD
from day Of ale. or property 70 b rssod Ct sk end
90 y fkxSK T. BROWNING, Trussss.
LEON roBRINEk Trstse,
n25-eokds ~ ~ setsst n ".
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KNrI1MHN'S SUITS scQURRD
In AND PRESSED ron N
Costs so cspts; psnts. IS cents; Vests, Is cessS
Ufsr1ng snd rspatxlnG done u tie bss( mann0e
1Q6 Oh st ~ etsas4kens GU S9P9. ana ~
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seal-skfn sacques S125. S140. el6O. S175 5000.
e225, e25O
seal-skin Jackets $780, $40.
6esl-skin Visites Sl5O. Sl65, Sl75
6eal-skin listers $780,
We have large stock to select from of the above
goods.
Plush garments the duplicates Of the above ct low
prices.
Fur trimming in every variety of fur
Coschmen's Cspes. Muflers. and Gloves
Carriage Robes
sole agents for Dunlap's New York hata
WIILETT RUOFF
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
e05 Pennsylvania avenue. nls-3m
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ONE PRICE. WITHOUT EXCEPTION.

TIE GaEArEsr BARGAINS
Ever offered in this city are shown now at the Great
Closing Out Sale Of
OAK HALL.
COR. 10TH AND STREETS
500 suits for boys to Is years, knee pants, will be
500 6vsre.at. FOR boys 70 II viii be closed GU. at
s Ss sss they
msn nna vousS - hiys been made on suits for
res. cos soE al ssaps
snort Long stout aud lean sizes 70 49, These are
ovERcoATs
We have in Beaver. Corkscrew Jersey, Cashmere,
Shinchlla, including the celebrated Montsenac. in
city. WIG
special attention called to our satin.Lined Full
taess s Fl for and
last but not least prices sizes from 70 to 4sinch
LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
! ! i III I'LL at T.. + E..
n26 COR TENTH AND sTs
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AUCTION SALES

A FINE s1x-YEAR-oLD BAY HORSE, SIRED BY
~ Condpctor. will be sold on SATURDAY MORN
lin and fsn ss srs tUsf fSkLVT S
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNrTuRE
A. nv Anction-roonls SATURDAY. DECEMBER
sraeis Handsome Paion and ch.mSe fSrns sP
roo@ c5osnr sas H eSSn S S,S1
One Good seoond- hand sroush.1 in Splendid oona
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
20 SI Nss s'eish.' Bussiss. osTriasss' WAGONS &c.
GEo. ". sTIcKNEY. AuctiOneer. $50 r Street
rEg REr Ess sE q BENG S1 aas
Ills STREET souTHEAsT.
s ss.u ana q SssS q 5u; dated 5uns
SIC e se one Of the land records Of the District Ii
nqp been S %.s sf IN ps Ss
The NOTES therein Described we viii sell a public sas
p Is y IsF
q lana and nj The, 4. sSs :,
Su e sna l sSs :. 2. Z,
c thence due south eighty ieet thence IN G nori
sSsnes dSe no lsis !, ,S't
street, thence ives, twenty feet % place OF 6ernnns
Of .s sSd " .
balance in year. with interest at Per cent per
annum to be paid semi annually: the deferred pay
ment to be secured BY deed Of trust on the
sold or all cash 1t the option of the purchaser An
cost a depoat Of 900 viii be required at time of
sale. Terms Of sale TO be complied with within tan
days from time OF sale or PROPERTY will be resod al
and cost Of defautns purchaser after At least I'VE
days notice. JOHN f. COX pn.
nls-eoSds WILLIAM Il. PEARCE.5 frus'eeA
wTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH lSs1 came hour
di GEO. ". sTIcKNEY. Auctioueer.
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GAk Pc q

compr1sing I'll the new psttsrns IN hsslow. Lowell
and Hartford wntous: Bselow. Lowell. md Hurtford
Brussel; MoQu1tes IN choice pstterns. Lowell end
Hurford Ingrains: An oQuarsA III saass. Bues and
Mats IN an TIE dssisns. Furniture Cesvsrings;
Curtain prspsry. Lao Cuzeaina and Tshas Oovsr 4
ersst VARSITY.
ssp2-3m HOoR mo. q 90, l318 YA
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lUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
fEgsTEEs SALE OF sTXTEEN BUILDING LOTS

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
NEAR TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
By virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded in xs.x
Lber No. 1853, folio 73 ct seq one of the land e33
request of the party secured thereby failure having
beeh made in TIE payment Of note of Ell 100 and
interestl we will Sc In front of the premises. On
MONDAY, DECEMBER TMELFTH. A. ID. 1887. at
-FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rea
estate situate In the County of Washington District Of
land and premises known aud DISTINGUISHED rs being
Lots numbered twenty t20), twenty (2D twenty
two C22 twenty three (23 twenty -four GAL twenty
ve Cor twenty-sfx t26D twenty seven CID twenty
eight tS) twenty nine (9D thirty 600, thirty
CID thirtytwo C32) thirty $3.50, thirty four
g34e and thirty five $50, of w. H; Clasetts sub
division OF block numb red twentyeight (2s) of Job
Barnard, Trustee" W. II. Clxxett Columbia Rail-
way Company subdiv sion Of part of = of land
called Long Meadows" recorded respectively in book
County No. 9, page 20 October 13, 1885. and Book,
Governor shepherd" pare 145 March z, 1ss2. of the
Surveyors records for said District OF Columbia to-
gether with all the improvements, ways easements.
longing or in anywise appertaining
These lots will be sold sub ect prior deed of trust
for e5.000 dated March 22 1857, with interest O
per cent per um. payable semi annually. (Said
trust recites one note of $500. payable March 2.
1883: one pote Of $500, payable March D. 1859,
Terms: The amount Of the indebtedness secured by
this trust and expenses # sale and balance
in note TO bear interest from date sale and
10 be secured by deed of trust all cash. option
purchaser Terms to be complied with in ten days,
otherwise resale at risk and cost Of defsutine pur-
some newspaper published in Washington d. c. Con.
veysncing, &c, at purchasers cost deposit Of $3.50
At time Of sale. MICHEAL l. WELLERl =.
n29-d6ds GEORGE r. REPETTI,S Aoe1'
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RUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORy BRICK
DWELLING ON ELEVENTH STREET, Be
T T AND sTnEErs NORTHWEST. Ar
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day Of
May. A. ID. 1883 and corded IN iber 1910. folio 90
Pa ct seQ of the land records for the District I
Columbia and at the tten request OF the party
cured thereby, will offer sale, at public suction
In front of the premises, SATURDAY, the TENTH
DAY Of DECEMBER. 1882. at IA F-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real estate aud
premises, located in the city of Washington. d. C.,
and known on the ground plat plan Of said city
the entire south half of the north half lot numbered
fourteen in numbered three hundred aud nine
teen having front OF fourteen feet and nine inches
Eleventh street by the entire depth Of said lot
gether with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash. aud the residue in equal in six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest at per cent from
the day of SALE the deferred be secured
Q deed II trust the premises sold. all cash at
option of purchaser deposit of 500 will be required
OF the purchaser day Of sale. All convey sncing
&c, at purchasers cost.
l. L. JOHNSON,
noSd OLIVER p JOHNSONi lrustees
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- sister Duguay. saperior-yenerai OF the cray
sanS aiea suddsalJ ~ Ottawa, Ont, ysstsrdsy.
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BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

GLASS FRONT LANDAU, SPLENDID PAIR OF
HORSES AND SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER rHIgp, 1887. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, IN frout Of my auction rooms. I
shall sell an elsgant turnout belonging q private
family. This Is superb outfit and should com aud
the attention of parties desiring such establish
ment card VIII be given TO parties who want
anime the property PRIOR TO sale n3o-3t
geo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. sos SIKH sTREET SOUTH
WEST. OPPOSITE ST. DOMINIC's CHURCH.
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded and an
at the REQ Best OF the party thereby secured weG6V
ises, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER THIhTkENI r.
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lot No. 81, OF sub
division. in square No. 495.
Terms made known at sale.
JOSEPH r. yRTEMANl ,.
n30-dts JAMES II. PICHARDsS irus'ees'
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A FINE s1x-YEAR-oLD BAY HORSE SIRED BY
"A Conductor will be sold SATURDAY MORN
ING At the auction rooms Of Thos Downing corner
18th ct and Penn. ave-. 1t TWELVE O'CLOCK. dl-.h
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Ir Is REASONABLY

To suppose that hrm whose experience in
business covers years Of success can and will
give its patrons sattsfsctaon. Such 0 firm IL
located at 7l8 MARKET SPACE. COR STH
ST. NV.
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PRESS PE\CILI<GS.

HE WACO EXAMINER Is CARRYING
aces IN its sleeve for Mill.. 1t il evil
deut.y going to try to play to Graz
Ill 5 hand. Paris News.
The fool some times lies under a
mistake, the kusve frequently from
choice. THE kxAMiSEa il playing a
lone hand,' and the FOUNDERS are
losing time in guessing At its lead
1t vii! probably be three years be
fore we get such pom as California
has had, bu. II work Is done the boom
vii surely come aud " Il come to
tay. -Staked Pl,ins,
Nor is such a boom de4!rsb bic.
There is no fraud, deiu7ion or specu-
iAtion Ia the Texas programme. We
do not invite settlers 10 rob them, but
to give them homes ard make tLem
happy.
Texas has the most extensive pine
riea OF auy state 10 the uuion, Wiz
contin nor Minnesota not barred
Denison News.
Yes, but did you know that they
are being rapidly gobbled up aud
denuded By western lumber men !
Land aud the hip-pocket are the only
Two things that Texas permits 10 20
free.
There are i've saloon lecpers in the
Waco all Wing on com bread aud
boiled beef -War0 Advance
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Playing poker tor money in the
presence of society young laties
seems TO be fashion able "isd lust
now in Louisville, Ky. The informs.
ton got Into the papers in this wise:
A snort time ago Bishop Clay, a
young man Of thst city, was sued By
one OF his scqusiutsnces Brauniu
Slerlev, to recover sn alleged $50
gambling debt, and was given q iudg-
ment by the Justice Of the peace be
fore whom the case was tried. MI
Clay appealed the case ard gives tn
following ststament to the Courier
journal:
: me time last June | called al
BraAGin Sherley'- house, on st. Cath
crime street, to visit young lady
whp vas stopping there. Tnere
VT, ven or eight of Us present
DuriDg.the evening if my memory
-erves he correctly,S herley proposed
that we hay" "a lite game OF poker.
and tor'hwi h he produced a gamb-
ling layout Darwin Johnson was
one.of tle party, and he was GU te
sn1iru TO take a hand. Bridg, ford
Smith md myself said we would . az
il the ladies did not object. There
was every assurance that they would
nO' aud 80 the cards were deal and
We played for an hour or so in the
presence of tle young women. Once
one OF these played the hand" of one
Of the gentlemen, d she PLAYED il
like veteran, too. Not word was
said about money, and not q cent
cnang d hands. 1t was generally un-
derstood that the caro- playing wa.
purely g social ps-time. Three r
four days later heard OF that card
party, when Sherley called at the o flee
where | worked. lie was talking to
one Of the boys, and, seeing me, re-.
marked that we had had a good time
playing poker | said yes, that the
evening had been very pleasantly
spant, but that the poker-plsying
did not amount to anything. Two
weeks ago was again reminded of
that card party, when constable
served notice upon me that | had
been sued tor $50 by Brannin Sherlev
for money had borrowed of him to
paw Darwin Johnson for loss at a
poker game at his (Sherley's) house.
|, OF course, was amszad, knowing
that had never authorized Sherley
to pay cent TO anybody for me, as
there certainly never was all coca sion
for such transaction.
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II il generally understood 10y a
reading public that the slaves OF Bra
I'll arc being freed as they attain a
certain age-say thirty years but q
recent publication notices an account
Of = traveller observations IN Brbzil
and -ay- "ln HE Milas and Rio re-
gion there are asG,396 human beings
working IN & condition Of slavery far
worsn than that Of the slaves Of the
south before the war Before q ma
ter II such vital Interest - the com
mon American citizen, l,rih aud free
trade pslL II they are thai Dad or
the Sou'h, which ht- -cen tho error
~ her Say, had better be doing somc-
thing and doubtless would be wiling
to ht out au armada TO de.trny the
ii~az Ian mat tut On, it it could only
be manned b. the New England wing
Of female sister -ufragist-
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>tITTOR An ESTATE.
Involving Taint IN the blood OF a DIS.
IInguished Family

CHICAGO, Dec. % Sarah G.. Bond.
ayoung colored woman, attempted TO
establish claim for $1,000 before
Judge TuIey yesterday, by proving
that Mrs. III zabeth Bunch, light
mulat'o who recently died here aged
10, "a- An Issue of secret marriage
long ago between Miss Curtis of
Farker.burg, 4. Va, aud ia, Wssh-
'nglDni the negro coscAman Of the
CHftI- family The Miss Curtis be.
ionRed u the aristo ratio stock into
winch PRECEDENT Geo. Washington
married. Nj Bond il the only dss-
~ 'dAnt Of the negro coachman.
sac succeeded in showing that
Ats. Bunch was really
tii daughter Of MISS Curtis. born
"HIie the liter was "a school gir and
~ once placed in All Orphsuage. Mis-
buheh'= career was traced to her
Il alA ia Chicago, where she left 5000
worm VI property, mainly the OIL vet
DAY tI7' church. The claimant how
ever IA .ed to show that .dlss Curtis
hhI lhe coachman were ever married
'"u therefore was unable to prove
relationship with Mra. Bunch. Judoo
lu!'Y therefore disallowei the Young
co''fed woman claim for the $4,000.
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MIS-, CLtvELASD recently rcce we'd
from Ach d.. Olivieri, OF Venice, ltaiy
a Iew he'd ca-ket inside cEpre--ly tor
her. . iyieu d. manufacturer Of
GlasswAre aud no a.o,. CuL Lamont
ht- sent NE laaket back 1, Venice
with - note . the donor IN which b..
asy- that the giu wa one Of roo greet
value 10 BE- accepted BY Mr. e.. 'gc. aud
VINO dOcs not receive prsseht- from
those who are not her prr-oual
friends. The note ID c5uc1cd in pol
lie language, but seems likely to
wound Alhiilc in tue hcol-Ncw York
world.
Thn modern Achilles has another
poin, more vulnerable than his heel,
li4 pocket-neryo il touched. win
the superb gift came request that
president and Mira. Cleveland would
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